riffle|riffles in English

noun

[rif·fle || 'rɪfl]

act of shuffling cards; part of a stream with a strong swift current, rapid

Use "riffle|riffles" in a sentence

1. A stiff breeze riffles the brush.

2. Free riffle baby afghan pattern.

3. A riffle bullet clean through the heart.

4. I riffle through my Esquire, practically ripping the pages out at the seam.

5. It riffles the torn papers on desks daubed with red, white and blue paint.

6. The sniper aimed his riffle at the man on the horse.

7. Dr. Amanda J. Crosier-Riffle is a Psychiatrist in Albany, NY

8. The Nature Conservancy 4274 Waggoner Riffle Rd West Union OH 45693

9. 8 synonyms for Cockle: ripple, ruffle, undulate, riffle, pucker, rumple, crumple, knit

10. Its riffle touched my heartstrings deeply. and leave echo, just like hugs.

11. English words for Cataracta include waterfall, cataract, portcullis, floodgate, riffle and fall

12. Any alteration of water clarity or silting over rock and riffles can be expected to be detrimental.

13. The abundant new products of Philips guiding the riffle of MP 3 market.

14. Remember those flip-books that with a riffle played out a short animation?

15. You can do this as if you were riffle-shuffling a pack of cards (but much slower!).

16. D. dubia ate relatively more animals associated with riffle habitats; E. punctata ate relatively more pool-dwelling organisms.

17. She had to riffle through the pages of her notebook to find the number, which she had only rarely used.

18. It wasn't until several months later, while fishing a deep swift riffle, that the indicator really paid off.

19. Series of profound innovations pushed Canadian public education to the zenith of prosperity, and also to the riffle of difficulties.

20. Good manners forbade you to riffle through the pile, lift the layers until you found one you liked the look of.

21. A simple riffle system can speed up the processing of the lode All this has led to some skill rubbing off.

22. As he was watching the buffalo fall, a grizzly bear came rushing towards him. Lewis raised his gun to shoot and then realized he had not reloaded his riffle.

23. Concentrating Tables (Shaking tables) are comprised of wooden decks, rectangular or diagonal shape, with ultra-smooth rubber cover and riffle surface and are operating in horizontal plane, where material with higher specific gravity is separated from material with lower specific gravity.

24. With the agitator (1) rotating, fine particles of the material to be separated and having a specific gravity higher than a certain figure are captured in 'dead-zones' created behind the riffles and move down through the fluid to a discharge tube (19).